Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-25
something like the,following, with blauk
number, date and stub:
FORT WORTH. Ten Nav - 1SS-

something like the'following, with blank
number, date and stub:
FORT WORTH, Ten, May -. 1857.
For one share of the Tarrsnt county
cooperative stock of 500 | hereby agree
to pay to President -- of said bureau,
50 on the first day Of each month until |
have paid the sum of 500, the amount
and value Of said stock, and that these
notes when signed 60 TO create the capt.
tai Of said bureau.
We further recommend:
l. That no officer or laborer shall re-
Ceiye a salary exceeding $1,000 per en-
mum, onefourth CT w8ich shall be paid
inf stock.
,. That all laborers 6e required to take
one-fourlh OF their salary in stock
8. Inst other things being equal, those
la5oring for this institution as wage Is
borers, shall have preference in any wage
labor required of any of It's work to be
performed in any of its departments IN
De- its control or any work in which this
association has 3 controlling interest.
I. That no one shall hold office unless
he own stock in this association.
5. That no stakeholder shall have or
exercise more than five votes, TO be eXer-
cised and enjoyed by MIN as follows:
One vote tor the first share ne owns and
one for each ten shares additional to
said first share, not TO exceed in all the
sum of five votes.
6. These rules shall be Incorporated in
the constitution of this association.
Z. The constitution shall only be
changed, altered or amended by two
third vote of all the stockholders. whether
present or not; that is, it requires two
thirds of all the stockholders to change
the constitution, and the two thirds do
no. have al 10 be present when the vote
is taken.
s. Proxies may be sent up by those not
present, but the same shall be in writing,
ard no one person shall exercise the right
TO cast more than five votes by proXT, and
the person voting by proxy shall not cast
more than five votes Including whatever
vote such person acting for the proxy
may have. Signed: SAM EVANS,
G. G. CUMMINGS,
D. L. MALONE,
ELIHU NEWTON,
john S. MORRIS,
Committee.
On motion. it was ordered TO 90 into
an election of committeeman from each
ward in the city and FROM each precinct
in the county. The committeeman Sc
lected were as follows:
Ward MIR. Eph. Turner and G. G. !
Cummings.
Ward 2-NIr. D. L. Malone and J. P. |
Smith.
Ward 3--Mr. L. B. Imboden and Eli
Mitchell.
Ward Mr.. h. NJ. VanZaudt and T. |
P. Boyd.
Prairie Chapel-Captain Sam Evans.
MItchel-Mr R. H. King.
Birdville-Mr. jeff Earl.
Handley-Duncan McRae.
White Settlement-Ben + Latimer.
Sublett-MT. John W. Sublett
Mansfeld-Mr. L. H. Stephens.
johnson Station-Mr L. L. Jopling.
Arlington-Thomas Sprunce.
Oak Grove-Mr. John S. Morris
Crowley-Mr. j. S. Thompson.
Grspevine-Ben F. Dwiggins. /
Payden-Hon. Elihu Newton.
Keller-Professor r. +. Moore.
Dido-C. T. Duke
Montgomery-Professor W. H. h
Moore.
Bedford-Mr. John W. Trigg.
Smithfeld-John H. Brown.
Azle-HOn. j. J. Jarvis.
DSAO4COh-oqulEt u. NJ. DtLUEOOh.
Leonard's store-WiIliam Robinson.
Kennedale-J0hn D. Hudson.
Enon-H. L. White.
The meeting was then addressed By
Professor r. e. Moore OF Keller, who
made rousing speech IN favor of Fort
Worth and Tarrant county. He was
listened to sttentively and received g
round OF applause upon concluding.
AhuA ha
various committeeman be called TO meet
On next Saturday week, st the courthouse
n Fort Worth, for the purpose Of taking
the initiative in active operations
On motion, the newspapers were re-
lUested to publish the proceedings of
this meeting.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned subject to the call of !.
the chairman.